Requirements:
Xposed Framework
Xposed Additions
1 - Install and enable the Xposed Additions Module. Reboot your phone.
2 - Select Buttons options.
3 - Press Add New Key, then press the recent apps key and select ok. Do the same with the back key.
4 - Select respectively the recent apps and back key, mark Force Haptic Feedback.
5 - Profit
If anyone know how to enable on the Samsung Keyboard, I'll be glad. It's a line on the "Floating_features" called VIBATONZ, but when enabled, the haptic don't work.
It's show the haptick options on Sound and Notification Settings, including the Samsung Keyboard haptic option.
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dose it works on the stock 5.1.1 ?
as for the keyboard i think our stock keyword doesn't support that BUT it may work if we installed the S6 keyboard and enable the floating features line
sasukesama said:
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dose it works on the stock 5.1.1 ?
as for the keyboard i think our stock keyword doesn't support that BUT it may work if we installed the S6 keyboard and enable the floating features line
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Yeah, its for the stock ROM (5.1.1).
I have the S6 keyboard, so its not working in the same way.
Thanks but doesn't work in KK .
Thank you so much
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Hello, I remember that in the old day (with Gingerbread 2.3.X), when you want to launch the keyboard, you can hold the menu key anytime. However, unfortunately, I don't know why I can no longer use the same method to call up the keyboard with newer Jellybean 4.1.X devices. Therefore, I would like to know that if there is a way that I could do the same thing. If not, is there a trick or a mod I can use to fix it? Thanks.
I am using Note 2 (international N7100) with Omega ROM.
To be able to open it anywhere, you go into the settings for the keyboard and check the box for 'permanent notification'. It will then keep an entry in the notifications which you can tap to bring up the keyboard at any point. Or may be you can try Hacker's Keyboard (search in Google Play). Checking its Guide, there's in fact a section suggesting such a feature: You can configure the gesture used for this in the keyboard's "Gesture and key actions" settings menu. If the swipe action is too hard to trigger, try binding the "close keyboard" action to the "Volume down" hardware key. This won't interfere with normal use of the volume button while the keyboard is closed. Though this applies to "close": If there are gestures you can configure, it might as well be able to have one for "open". The FAQ may reveal some more clues.
DO IT ON YOUR OWN RISK
Requirements
1)android 4.0.4 or above
2)xposed installer
3)xposed additions module
4)gravitybox module according to android version
Procedure
Side load xposed installer apk and install framework
1)check both gravitybox and xposed additions in xposed installer modules
2)reboot
3)In gravitybox navigate to navigation bar tweaks and enable masterswitch also check enable navigation bar option
4)reboot
5)Go to xposed additions and choose remap buttons
6)add new button
7)now touch your required button and hit ok
8)In settings select one touch action as disable
9)Repeat this for all 3 buttons
10)reboot
Now you will have onscreen buttons as a nexus device enjoy
If you want capacitive buttons just uncheck both modules in xposed modules.
HIT THAT LIKE BUTTON
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how
How the one touch actions can be disabled settings of what?_ where is that option??
will Xposed Additions function in 4.4.2 kitkat?
In the module description, only Gingerbread, ICS, and Jellybean are compatible.
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will Xposed Additions function in 4.4.2 kitkat?
In the module description, only Gingerbread, ICS, and Jellybean are compatible.
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It will work with kitkat, but most kitkat roms have on screen buttons.
nishh94 said:
How the one touch actions can be disabled settings of what?_ where is that option??
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Click on remap buttons
Then click on button u want like (back, menu, home) if u did so, it will show up on ur screen like key 103 or any random number with a gear(settings) icon on right. Click on that and u will get many option like one click options, double click, long press etc take one click options and on top u will see disable button, click that.
Hope I helped
Hi, I've got a Samsung Tab S 10.5 and I'd like to disable capacitive buttons ONLY in portrait (due to continously hitting them with hand holding the tablet) on the fly. Is there a way to set for a button a conditional trigger situation?
No
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shiruuu.samad said:
Click on remap buttons
Then click on button u want like (back, menu, home) if u did so, it will show up on ur screen like key 103 or any random number with a gear(settings) icon on right. Click on that and u will get many option like one click options, double click, long press etc take one click options and on top u will see disable button, click that.
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I only have Long press delay on my setting. I don't see any one click or double click. My goal is to set my Back button to long press because I am experiencing phantom back button presses. My android version is 4.2
Right now, the soft keys on the Z3 do 'Back', 'Home' and 'Recent apps'. With my previous phone being a Galaxy S2, this is a major annoyance for me. I want my beloved menu button back . So my question is: can I remap the 'Recent apps' button to instead show the menu? I've tried some solutions like http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=818499, but this doesn't seem to allow customization of the soft keys I want to change. Is there anything out there that lets me do this, preferably without directly modifying the layout file? I have root so that's not an issue.
Thanks in advance
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Knakharses said:
Right now, the soft keys on the Z3 do 'Back', 'Home' and 'Recent apps'. With my previous phone being a Galaxy S2, this is a major annoyance for me. I want my beloved menu button back . So my question is: can I remap the 'Recent apps' button to instead show the menu? I've tried some solutions like http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=818499, but this doesn't seem to allow customization of the soft keys I want to change. Is there anything out there that lets me do this, preferably without directly modifying the layout file? I have root so that's not an issue.
Thanks in advance
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that s inside firmware itself
you can root ur device and install custom recovery to install Custom ROM like CyanogenMod
there s option for complete customization of soft-keys.
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Geeks Empire said:
that s inside firmware itself
you can root ur device and install custom recovery to install Custom ROM like CyanogenMod
there s option for complete customization of soft-keys.
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Except no roms are ready for xperia Z3 yet. Also might want to try Carbon Rom if you really liked the navigation button customization. They do a better job than CM, and have more options.
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Except no roms are ready for xperia Z3 yet. Also might want to try Carbon Rom if you really liked the navigation button customization. They do a better job than CM, and have more options.
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Yeah, that's kind of the issue for now: the lack of ROMs. Could this be done through Xposed or something similar was well?
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Knakharses said:
Yeah, that's kind of the issue for now: the lack of ROMs. Could this be done through Xposed or something similar was well?
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u should check if Xposed module have access to SystemUI
(i don know about that module a lot)
Root and xposed will work
There is a module for remapping keys and one for adding a permanent menu key
Knakharses said:
Yeah, that's kind of the issue for now: the lack of ROMs. Could this be done through Xposed or something similar was well?
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Just give it some time. Lollipop and Xperia Z3 hit the shelves around the same time, but DEVs are more interested in getting their ROMs working based on lollipop, instead of getting a custom rom based on an old OS working for a new phone.
Knakharses said:
Right now, the soft keys on the Z3 do 'Back', 'Home' and 'Recent apps'. With my previous phone being a Galaxy S2, this is a major annoyance for me. I want my beloved menu button back . So my question is: can I remap the 'Recent apps' button to instead show the menu? I've tried some solutions like http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=818499, but this doesn't seem to allow customization of the soft keys I want to change. Is there anything out there that lets me do this, preferably without directly modifying the layout file? I have root so that's not an issue.
Thanks in advance
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Don't know if you are rooted, but this works for me.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/mod-xperia-aosp-navbar-buttons-t2720765
munsabin said:
Just give it some time. Lollipop and Xperia Z3 hit the shelves around the same time, but DEVs are more interested in getting their ROMs working based on lollipop, instead of getting a custom rom based on an old OS working for a new phone.
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I know, it's no problem. In the meantime dashrink's solution works great. Thanks all
Glad I could help
softkeyz
therd is an app called softkeyz which is paid and requires root but you can customise everything and by everything i mean that you can customise the function of the buttons and their color
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coming from a Note1 i have exactly the same question. sounds like we just wait for Lollipop and learn to love back-key on the left side (perhaps that's more intuitive anyway). i still wish there was a way to generate a menu-keypress though, like a combo? a long press?
i often feel like theres a menu there, but no way to see it. is it always true that the 3 vertical dots will appear somewhere (sometimes top, sometimes bottom. grrr!) in this menu-key-less interface?
First thing I did after root... Install Xposed framework then download/install the GravityBox(KK) module. In the GravityBox settings, go to Navigation Bar Tweaks. Enable the master switch, then check the box to "always show menu key".
This will enable your menu key and still keep your recent apps key. You can also swap the recent and back button (if your used to that type of layout). And if you want even more then you can do like I do...
(in the Navigation Key Actions menu, not in Navigation Bar Tweaks)
*shrink the nav bar to 75% height
*long press back to close foreground app
*long press home to enable/disabled screen rotation
*double tap home to show a custom app launcher menu (put your fav apps n here)
*double tap back to switch to last open app
*long press menu to enable/disable flashlight
(this is just my setup, each keys long press and double-tap have multiple options to choose from)
With gravity box you can do a whole lot. You can change your battery icon to a different one but be sure to go into your phone "settings>personalization>status bar icons" and uncheck battery. If not, then when you restart you will have 2 battery icons (stock & gbox battery) in your status bar. Also, you can turn your status bar into a brighteness control, which comes in very handy, or enable song skipping by long pressing the volume keys (when the screen is off).
Just check everything out in gravity box, it has soo much to offer.
Knakharses said:
Right now, the soft keys on the Z3 do 'Back', 'Home' and 'Recent apps'. With my previous phone being a Galaxy S2, this is a major annoyance for me. I want my beloved menu button back . So my question is: can I remap the 'Recent apps' button to instead show the menu? I've tried some solutions like http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=818499, but this doesn't seem to allow customization of the soft keys I want to change. Is there anything out there that lets me do this, preferably without directly modifying the layout file? I have root so that's not an issue.
Thanks in advance
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I just did this with my Xperia Z3. Get root (note there's locked bl root available). Then install xposed framework. Then get Xperia / AOSP NavBar module from Xposed Installer.
hi guys! I may be buying this phone for me or my family, and would need a few answers from you that are already owners of this phone that seems very nice to me
hope you can help, and thanks in advance and in any case btw!
basically, I need to know if latest xposed fw and gravity box/xblast tools modules are working fine, I mean, at least the features I would need the most! (I read somewhere around they can installed but compatibility is not 100%).
most features I would need are:
1. centre clock + date in status bar (something like "WED 14/01 10:40" )
2. navbar edits such as adjustable navbar heigth and customazations such as long press back button to force kill a app, double tab on recents button to turn on torch, double tap on home button to make a screenshot, long-press home button to get power menu etc)
3. skip music tracks by long pressing volume buttons when phone is locked
4. volumer rocker wake
..so, can you please let me know if you could get all/some of them working in your honor 6? (If I'll get it, I'll get a H60-L04 model )
lastly, considering I am pretty sure AOSP quick toggles can't be used, is there a network mode quicktile already available in stock fw notification bar? (2g-3g fast switch toggle, as that's the toggle I need the most).
many thanks again bye!
Hey guys i want to add advanced power menu option on my g3 rooted and tried xpossed modules but nothing works kindly help me to add options , also i want to change the position of the navigation bar keys(soft keys) recent button to left side and back button to the right bottom position also i want to add clear recent buttons to clear task manager (tried xblast for xposed doesn't work)
Mr Sabeer said:
Hey guys i want to add advanced power menu option on my g3 rooted and tried xpossed modules but nothing works kindly help me to add options , also i want to change the position of the navigation bar keys(soft keys) recent button to left side and back button to the right bottom position also i want to add clear recent buttons to clear task manager (tried xblast for xposed doesn't work)
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Both can be achieved by installing gravity box mm edition for xposed..
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Thanks man it really works how do i enable single click to enable or disable data ? I need to click twice to tur on/off the data any tweaks for it?
In gravitybox you can enable single-press for data mobile in quick settings.